Easily target compare and contrast goals with this incredibly thorough, easy prep packet that will last you the entire IEP year! This product includes all the compare and contrast passages and graphic organizers you need for evidence-based practice. The included Boom cards and Google slides make these compare and contrast activities just what you need for systematic intervention.
This scaffolded resource perfectly breaks down comparing and contrasting in a way that makes learning easy and successful for your students!
It includes the following:
- Quiz: Great as a pre/post test to show progress.
- Compare/Contrast Student Workbook: Interactive, print and go workbook to help you teach skills. See preview for examples!
- Posters (2)
- Keyword Sort: Sort comparing vs contrasting keywords/transition words.
- Mini Visuals: Can be printed on Post Its. I use them for classroom carryover!
- Compare/Contrast Examples Sort: Sort which situations you could use compare/contrast for and which situations are better for a different strategy.
- 3 Levels of Compare/Contrast Worksheets: See more information below.
- Complex Sentence Writing Worksheets: Two levels, one with more support and sentence starters.
- Blank Venn Diagram
- Editable, Text-Based Compare/Contrast Worksheet: You can add in your own text to this. You must have access to PowerPoint to use this.
- A Google Slides™️ version of the worksheets so you can add text on the worksheets more easily.
- A Boom cards™️ version of the cut and paste worksheets!
The three levels of worksheet are as follows:
1 – Includes pictures and descriptions that your students can cut and glue into the correct spot in a Venn diagram. There are 15 included.
2 – The same pictures as level 1 but without written descriptions. There are 15 included.
3 – Text-based comparing and contrasting. Also targets keywords and summarizing. I also included an editable version of these worksheets so you can use them with ANY text! There are 25 included.
In addition, some activities require cutting to be used as intended!
To get a ton more ideas on how to implement this packet, plus my favorite goal ideas, check out my blog post all about comparing and contrasting!
Here’s some reasons why other SLPs have loved my Compare and Contrast activities:
♥ ”I love that these are designed to provide scaffolding incrementally for students. The concepts are easy to use with many themes and learning topics. Thank you for updating the graphics to use with older students who are working on this skill. I also love the visuals for improving syntax for comparing/contrasting!” – Norah B.
♥ ”I really like the visuals. You can use them as cues on student’s desks or a cards you use in therapy. It really makes it easy for kids to see that you are talking about how things or the same, or when you want them to tell how things are different. I use it with junior high and high school students and they have also reported that the visuals help them!” – Elizabeth G.
♥ ”My students really enjoy this resource! I often try to have them come up with comparison’s on their own and then give the option of the provided facts. As always, this Speechy Musings resource does not disappoint!” – Madison S.
Feel free to email the Speechy Musings team at hello@speechymusings.com with any questions!
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